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muu'¥ nm . jjf ;ppii.t!ijj *«s m ^^ "frafcce hatk hervk^lMinoleM nwwiwned titan W«r i. & :;'K flf *There is but little cause for complaint from citizens of .this country--in fact, we should all be thank fyl that our A has been cast In "Libe^jy Laving America.1** Busi­ ness conditions are good and we 'do not anticipate any immediate reversal of these favor:ilftf?%paditions. ^ I We do not care to make extrava 1 us, but we do and will continue to protect the interests of our cus­ tomers in every way. Prices are still reasonable on most drug1 store poods, but should slight increases be­ come necessary from time to time we snail be glad to give customers a reason for such. D^n't forget our Slogan: "Quality goods and right service at right prices." N. H. PETESCH DRUGGIST PHONE 56-W' I sec him! Now we can have sup­ per. And-- The meal is all ready. How much that means to the wife-meals right. on time. Cooked to per­ fection -- the fire burned just right -- every lid at a working heat, ready to boil or fry. Oven baking beau­ tifully--both top and oven ' going at the same time. Fire burning free and steady. Burns any fuel -- soft coal, hard coal or wood. 'These are just a few of the "good things" for you in a Cole's Hot Blast Range your housekeeping easy and cooking a pleasure. Mrs. Good cook, this is the range you have been wanting. 5#* the name "Cole'i" on mmeh Range. None genuine without it J. J. Vycital. That Announcement DR. S. E. GRODINS OPTOMETRIST ^ Will visit McHenry every Thursday. Office with Dr. Chamberlin. All eye sight troubles correct­ ed at very reasonable prices. Come in and get acquainted and get a sanitary eye glass -free. Bell System Always awake. The Bell tele­ phone never sleeps. It is ready for any emergency day or night. The Bell telephone has saved hundreds of lives in storm, flood and rife. v . Bell telephone protection is worth many times its cost. Send in your order now for a Bell telephone in vour. home. Chicago Telephone Company J. H. Conrath, District Manager Telephone /' : -r-f*". "' i A- NEIGHBORING NEWS AS CHRONICLED BY OUR ABLE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS • 'i~> • BI1M)KFXKUK : Mrs. W. E. Dike was a city shopper last Friday. Mrs. Hans Nelson went to the city Monday morning. Mrs. D. L. £ribson was a Crystal Lake shopper Wednesday. J% ££. Slater took the trainAt Wood­ stock for the city Sunday. Mrs. A. Hanson was a Woodstock caller Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rossman visited relatives in Woodstock Sunday. The Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. B. E. Knilans Thursday of last week. Mrs. L. M. Goddard and sen, Lester, of Woodstock visited relatives in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mickleson were Crystal Lake business callers Thurs­ day afternoon. Mesdames Risvold, Goddard, Ann»rs and Timm motored to the county seat Friday afternoon. Miss Etta Irish spent a couple of weeks recently with her . cousin, Mr?. C. F. Els worth, at Woodstock, T. Breytsprak, Ray Lynch and Oscar Nelson took in the picture show at£ Crystal Lake Thursday evening. Mrs. Ostrander of Crystal Lake called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dufield 'Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Wille and Mrs. E. F. Anderson and daughter, Matv, were Crystal Lake visitors Wednesday. Those from hero that visited the stock show, as far as known, /were G. F. Weeler, yd Morse and R. Kni­ lans. " X Mi's. H. Nelson and daughter, Edith, and Mesdames Angles, Mertino, Rush- ton und A. Purvey were Woodstock visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. (lanson and son, Earle, were Woodstock visitors at the home of M r. and M rs. Thomas John- son^ the parents of Mrs. Hanson. J. Gould has moved his family from the Wm. Reed home to the J. J. Reser cottage and commenced the first of November on his duties as clork for Cha*s. Risvold at the Economy store. The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held Nov. 12 at Mrs. C. H. Ormsby's. On account of tire great amount of work the ladies have on hand, it is desired that an earlier hour of meeting be announced, 1:30, sharp. After an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. 1J. Hodgekinson, and uncle, J. C. Button, Mrs. Clara Dow­ ner of Ft. Collins, Colo., left Wednes­ day for Lincoln, Neb., where she will visit relatives and will also be met by her daughter, who will accompany her home for a brief visit. Several of our young people attend­ ed the basket social given at the Mc- Connell school by Miss Pearl Reed and pupils. Those in attendance voted it a very profitable and and pleasing affair. Over $24 were raised, which will be applied to the desk fund to re­ place the old fashioned ones now in use. •« I Subscribe for the Plaindealer OSTKNR. Henry Hobart's husking was linisHed last Friday night. Mr. Cooley has a new Ford car, which he recently purchased. F. E. Martin and wife returned Fri­ day of last week .from theit1 western trip. Henry Hobart. has a fine new'team of four year olds, a black and a dappjed gray. C. E. Jecks has a machine at his ,place husking what corn he did not put in his silo. We are wondering if the office seek­ ers will have as good eye sight after the election or will they cease to know the voters. Vinton Thompson and Alfred Rich­ ardson were at McHenry Saturday aft­ ernoon. The football game was the drawing card. Boys will be boys and play Hallow­ e'en tricks. Frank Kaiser was the victim of most of the tricks here this year, but he has survived them alk Elmer Francisco, wife and little sons, Hugh and Raympnd, of Woodstock were calling qn th'c former's mother, Mrs. Lou Francisco, Sunday afternoon. J. E. Harrison stjll makes hjs regu­ lar weekly trips with' his grocery \yagon and picks up all the eggs ho can. Monday last he gave his Custom­ ers 27 cent? per do/.en- ~ 1KKKA COTTA- Miss Mae ISEjsh spent Sunday even­ ing with friends he«e. Walter Robinson spent several days recently with Chicago relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Conway visited Mr. and Mrs. John Relihan Sunday. Miss Lillian liil?y attended a foot- hall game at Crystal Lake Saturday- Mrs. EJermyi Sleinbach and daugh­ ter, Mildred, were Elgin shoppe/s last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peck of Chicago were Sunday visitors, at the home of Henry MoMillan. Mr. And Mrs. M. Knox, son and daughter called on McHenry friends Sunday afternoon. Mi6s Myrtle Harnden of Rarrington was a Sunday guest of the Misses Elsie and Gertrude Klein. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Phalio and daugh­ ter, Marjorie, spent Sunday afternoon with McHenry relatives. ^ Misses Florence and Frances Knox spetat Sunday afternoon with the Misses Eleanor and Edna Phalin. Miss pisie Klein returned to her home here Friday after spending ten days with Barrington friends. Miss Helena Holmes has returned to her home in Ohio, after spending the past several weeks with relatives in this vicinity. The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs. J. E. Wheeler on Tuesday afternoon, November 10. The subject for discus­ sion is to be "Medical Temperance." Charlei Leonard, Auctioneer *£ v Having decided to quit farming, and dissolve partnership, will sell at public auction on the farm known as the Ed­ win Wallis place, 5 miles east of Wood­ stock, 5 miles west of McHenry and 4 niilos north of Ridgefield, on Friday, Nov. 13 beginning at 10:30, sharp. All ma­ chinery will be sold before lunch. 94 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK 94 20 COWS Some with calves by their side, the rest are springers. 6 heifers, coming 2 years old; 2 calves, yearlings. 5 rtEAD OF HbRSES Bajf.mare, 12 years old, wt. 1400 lbs.; brown mare, 14 years old, wt. 1200 lbs. Both mares are in foal. Sorrel horse, 14 years old, wt. 1200 lbs.; bay horse, 5 years old, wt. 1100 lbs.; black horse, 5 years old, wt. 1100 lbs. 60 HOGS .r>9 shoals, Poland China boar, one year old; 10 sows. Hay, Grain and Machinery 25 tons hay in stack, 250 bu. of oats, 10 acres of corn in shock, 10 tons corn in crib, 10 tons cut stalks in barn, stack of straw, Ringwood milk wagon, 2 truck wagons, nearly new; single bug­ gy, McCormick grain biriGer, new; Mc- Cormick moiver, new; Peering corn hinder, McCormick hav rake, hay rack, walking plow, l(i-in.: Geil gang plow, corn plow, 3-section drag, pulverizer, one-hntse single plow, set hob sleighs, new; buggy pole, 2 sets double harness, set driving harness, (» milk cans, new: milk pails and strainer, swill pails, crow bar, wire stretcher, forks and shovels, swill barrel, about50 chickens, 13 geese, 240-egg incubator, brooder, 2| h. p. International gasoline engine, horse clippers, new; horse blankets, and other articles too numerous to mention. Good Lunch at Noon Terms of Sale: All sums of $10.00 or under, cash. On sums over that amount a credit of 10 months' time will be vfiven on good bankable notes bear­ ing 7 per cent interest. No property to be removed until settled for with clerk. E»\v. WAI-LIA & SON. E. C. JKWKTT, GEO. COM .INS, Clerks. Auction Sale! Geo. Vogel, : Auctioneer The undersigned will sell at public auction on the W. E. Colby farm, situ­ ated H miles east of Spring Grove, on Friday, Nov. 13 commencing at one o'clock, sharp, the following described property, to-wit: 4 HEAD OF HORSES 4 Bay mare, 1» years old, weight 1350 |tounds: black mare, 10 years old, weight 1350 pounds: bay draft colt, coming 3 years, by I "has. Stevenson's draft horse: mare colt, 3 years old, by Chas. Stev­ enson's road horse. Has been driven single and double. Hay and Grain Fifty tons of alfalfa hay, 30 tons of wild hay, 20 acres of corn in shock, 100 bushels of barley. Machinery Peering grain binder, McCormick mower, 5 ft.; El wood mower, (» ft.; hay rake, hay and hog rack combined, Buckeye grain drill, corn planter with wire, double cultivator, single culti­ vator, pulverizer, 10 inch Emerson sulky plow, walking plow, set 3-section drags, spt of sleighs, cutter, milk wagon, 3 inch tire truck wagon, wagon box and spring seat, set of gravel boards, 2 horse power Temple gas en­ gine with pump jack, feed cutter and carrier, corn sheller, fanning mill, grindstone, hay fork and carrier with 100 ft. of rope, set N00 pound scales, slush scraper, sand pump, road wagon, phaeton, _ sets of heavy harness, 2 single harness, 2 stack covers, 1(5x24 ft..; 50 grain liags, nearly new; 1(> inch lawq mower, 50 gal. cider vinegar, Climax portable corn crib, 10 rods of poultry fence, some household goods and other numerous articles. Terms of Sale: A l l sums of J1.U0 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of 0 months' time will be given on good bankable notes drawing 7 per cent interest per annum. No property to be removed until settled for. W. E. COUiY. J. B. KU HAIU'KON, Clerk. CHAS. THOMPSON, Receiving Clerk. School books and all neoe6sary school supplies at petesch's. COMMUNICATED Editor Plaindealer--1 congratulate you upon an article, "The German Side Of It, by Dr. Mueller. It is.disgust­ ing, especially for people who know the fact$, to read the lies and calumnies against the emperor and the people of Germany as published daily in our American press. When I see, in the letters received from my relatives, the good feeling of the German people to­ ward the American people and com­ pare the hatred of so many Germans, and no^ German Americans, against the German people and government, I only say to myself "Undank ist der welt John." I do not believe that it is right, even in the time of war, to tell lies against our neighl>ors, because it is wrong in itself and always a crime. We, as Americans, wish to tell the truth and we also wish to hear the truth. May God save \ those liars fn London. K. OSTENKOETTER. SHADOW SOCIAL There will be a shadow social at the Prairie school house next Saturday evening, Nov. 7. Program will begin at M:15. One of its special features will be a talk by Mr. Pelbs.lames of Wood­ stock. 'MAHGtjKRrTE £pu)t, 'iYaeher. is one of the most progressive financial in­ stitutions in this portion of the state, yet it has always been managed in the most con­ servative and prudent way. Safety is made a matter of first consideration and its treat­ ment of its depositors is always based on friendly business relations and sound bank­ ing principles. -f -5w- :V Hoy Banking Co. FREMONT HOY CLARENCE F. HOY Good Shingles Properly Applied still offer the conservative home- builder the best value hi roofing. Where some fail to get the real worth out of shingles is in nail­ ing them on with an inferior nail. Can't expect a 25-year shingle to give you the proper service put on with a 5-year nail. This is frequently done and the result is the shingle gets the blame--not the nail. Of oourse, in some instances the (Shingles may be at fault, but if you are careful and get shingles made of heart wood, manufactured full thickness and properly dried, you'll never have a kick coming. Let. us show you shingles th&t are right and tell you about the nails. /F P H I L I P J A E G E R GENERAL COflMISSION MERCHANT SPECIAL ATTENTION QIVXN TO TlOK SALX OP Dressed Beef, rtutton, Hogs, Veal, Poultry, Hides, Etc., Butter and B|fi This is the oldest house on the street Tags and prioe liats tarnished on application. COLD STORAOB FREE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Stall i A 3. PaltM St, Wholaaal* Market. X. "There's no place like home" WILBUR LUMBER COMPANY Wesl McHenry. :: Phone 5 KI!M1W<H>I> * Mr. and Mrs. Del Abbott called on McHenry friends Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stephenson en­ tertained friends from Chicago Sun­ day. Arleue Harrison of West McHenry was a week end guest of v Ringwood friends. Mr. and Mrs. Win. llrown passed Sunday as the guests of Richmond relatives. Mrs. Jay Iiawver and children of Lake Geneva, Wis., spent Sunday at H. W. Allen's. Mr. and Mrs. August Walters and Mrs. Dwelly of Woodstock were call­ ing in town Sunday. Quite a few from here attended the lyceum entertainment at the hi^h school auditorium in McHenry last Friday evening. The W. C. T. U. will meet Saturday of this week with Mrs. Emma Brown. Topic, Homemaking. Leader, Flor­ ence Smith. This is the annual due dinner. The Cemetery society will hold their annual meeting at J. C. Ladd's Tues­ day evening, Rov. 10, for the purpose of electing otficers for the coming year. All are requested to come out. Mesdames Ladd, Stephenson, ttrown and Allen attended the Social Wheel meeting at the home of Mrs. Kmma rhillips in McHenry last Saturday. All enjoyed the meeting very much. H. W. Allen and wife returned last Wednesday from a visit to Normal, Neb., Atlantic and Mason Cityt la. Crops were good along all lines trav­ eled, with large herds of cattle feeding for market. Quite a number of our ladies availed themselves of the opportunity of vot­ ing the little which the women are allowed to vote this fall, hoping the time is not far distant when they will have full franchise. StoffeFs Hall West McHenry Sunday, Nov. 8 SECOND SERIES OF The Trey»' Hearts THE GREATEST MODERN PROBLEM STORY Wednesday, Nov. THIRTEETH SERIES OF 11 Chicago & North-Western. Effective June 14. 1014 wm DAT mm. Leave Arrtre Chicago. RORTHBOCHD McHenry. *7.00 :i in Via Elgin 10.12 ii m a m Yla I>es (Maine* 10.12 a in *12.46 p ni Via Elgin. t.S2 p ni *3.40 p m Via lies Flalnus 4.44 pm *:i.lf> p m Via Elgin, S.21 p m *4.55 p m Via l)es Plalnes S.27 p m BUND A T TBAIHS. 7.10 a. m Via Elgin 9.58 a m e.:i0 a m Via l>«s rlalues 9.52 a m 2.05 pm via filffln 5.00 p M V11K DAT HAIRS Leave Arrive McHenry. BOUTHBOCHD Chicago *7.10 am Via I>es Plalnes... (.k> a m *7.10 am Via Elgin It40* "i a m Via L)es Plalnes., V.40 «ty, *4.5s p m Via Plalues '.6.50 p ui. *4.58 pm. Viii.EUiJv V4a P ni, SpNOAT »RA,»S^ 7.10 a m Yliv I>Qii L'l!auw«.r„„^..l».36 a m T.IO a'nj ' Via Elgin 9.55 a Ui 5.QP nifl...! Via Ues PlAines. 6.30 p no 5.W p m............Via Ekfftn *.. <* p n> except Sunday, tttetolday only. •i The Million Dollar Mystery Other good pictures will be shown on both nights FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 P. N. Admission, 10c FOR CHRISTMAS IT -. ̂ i. The solution of Gift Problem Photographs carry' the personal feeling that no ready-made Gifts can convey. Economical too. How long since you had Photo­ graphs to give your friends? ^ Saturdays at Crystal Lake Schnabel's Photo Studio 'Phone 61-R "%S "i Don't Be a Doubting ThomaS There is only one choice to make and that, is EAR IA RISER Flour. It is the best for all purposes--makes 'the best cake, the best pie. Yon will never be in doubt if yoti r * order a sack today. WEST M'HENRY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS It Pays to pool Hens by sivinjj them good warm winter homes for then they can't tell Jan­ uary from July. We've just the lumber you'll need to fix up that old lien house or build a oew one and by comparing notes with us before hand we can probably save you a lot of hand labor by picking out lengths suited to your plans. We have every-, thing in lumber and we don't want you to forget that when you're thinking of buildiug. WILBUR LUMBER CO. West McHenry. r- in Telephone No. M8-R. SIMON STOFFEL Insurance agent for all clashes of property in thfe beat companies. WEST McHENRY» ILLINOIS DR. F. J. AICHER DENTIST \ - |F • h. \ Office ia Telephone Exrh--H CoMntdk McHenry, IIHnnte;*,- Telephone No. 7*-W ̂ •>* • .<! i' vV%' "1